Lilliputians

The subject of the Giants is fascinating and highly debated. Did Giants exist in the realm at one time, or are they simply mythical creations of human minds?

I have included below what I believe is a good conversation about Giants and other related topics.

An Interesting Conversation about Giants

Gulliver’s Travels

Video Source: Wikipedia

A Matter of Perspective!

Was the Giant only a Giant in the eyes of Lilliputians, and were the Lilliputians only Lilliputians in the eyes of the Giant?

If you’re small, everything looks big; if you’re big, everything looks small. It’s a matter of perspective, in my opinion.

If you’re a believer, like me, in the idea that Earth isn’t a planet but rather a simulated construct that resets more often than we can imagine, and that some of the harder resets drastically alter the dimensions of living avatars (plants, animals, and humans), it opens up an entirely different can of worms to ponder.

Who’s to say that people, animals, and plants in one simulated set weren’t genetically coded to express smaller dimensions than in another civilization set?

If the simulation in one civilization set produced humans and animals that were twenty-five times the size of the avatars we witness in the present civilization set, the plants and tree life might have had to be much larger as well to handle the increased levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide that would have been required to sustain the physiological needs of the larger avatars.

Think how big the heart and circulatory system of a 25-foot giant would have to be. A lot more oxygen might be required for a Giant versus a Lilliputian. And of course, the opposite would be true if a civilization set featuring smaller avatar dimensions were designed by a Vast Intelligence in another simulation.

The point is that anything is possible when we discuss simulated realities predicated on computer genetic coding and Fibonacci sequencing, which are intricately connected to the design and expressions of living and non-living physical matter. Nothing in the way of possibility can be removed from the table.

If a cataclysmic event wipes the simulated set of one civilization clean and then replaces it with another game featuring a realm with avatars of much different dimensions compared to the last set, it would explain many of the things we observe in today’s realm in the way of what appears to be giant trees and human skeletal remains.